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Notice Of Foreclosure

WHEREAS, N. Is. SHOWERS, Of Stockton, in
w the County of Waldo, on the fifth day of
September, A. ID. 1870, by his deed of mortgage
Of that date. recorded in the Waldo Registry, Vol.
l5l. Page 35l. conveyed to the NATIONAL IN
SURANCE COMPANY, of Bangor, acertain lot or
parcel of land situated in said Stockton and bound
cd as follows, viz: beginning at the County road;
thence, north, fifty six degrees west, eight and
twOthirls rods thence, north, thirty degrees
east, rods to stake; thence south, fifty six
degrees east, eight and one half rods to Il stake !;
thence, south, thirty degrees west, seven rods to
the first mentioned bounds, containing sixty and
twO-thirds square rods, more or less, with the
buildings thereon and whereas said mortgage, on
the eighteenth day of June, 1874, by It's assignment
of that date, recorded in said Registry, Vol. 1917
Page l2l. assigned said mortgage to MIRANDA
A. GRIFFIN; and whereas, WARREN +. GRlF
FIN, administrator of the estate Of said Miranda
A., on the fifteenth, day of February 1885, by his
assignment Of that date, recorded II said Regis
me; and whereas, the condition Of said mortgage
is broken, by reason whereof claim foreclosure.
Dated this first day OF June, 1887.
HENRY NJ. GRIFFIN,
3w32 by JOSEPH WILLIAMSON. his Attorney.
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III. Es MC000al0
MASONIC TEMPLE.
Belfast, June >, 1887.
Sheriff S Sale.

WALDO IS. Taken this second day of june A.
w ID. 1857, on execution dated May 10, 1884,
issued on judgment rendered by the Supreme
Judicial Court for the County of Waldo. At the
term thereof begun and holden ut Belfast, the
third Tuesday Of April. A. ID. 1887, to wit on the
ii. TIlsBETTS, of lola. in the State of Kansas,
against RUFUS f. SARGENT and EMMAy. sAR
GENT, of WintcrpOrt, and NATHANIEL W. DE
LANO, of Belfast, in said County, for fifty six dol
lars and forty ono cents debt or damage, and IT.
teen dollars and forty eight cents costs of suit, and
will be sold ut public auction ut the Office of W. T.
e. Runneils in Searsport, on Saturday, the six
the forenoon, to the highest bidder, the following
described real estate AMI all the right, title and in
terest which said Emma V. Sargent, one of said
defendants has in and to the same or had on the
10Th day of December, A. ID. 1886, mt one O'Clock
and ten minutes in the afternoon, the time when
the same was attached on the original writ in the
same suit, to wit certain parcel Of land situated
in WinterpOrt village together with the buildings
thereon, and bounded as follows: beginning on the
northerly side Of Washington st at its junction
with Pleasant St., sO-called; thence westerly, by
Washington St., one hundred and eleven feet to
stake; thence nOrtherly, ninety eight feet to land
of Daniel Z. Carlton; thence eastcrly, by said
Pleasant St.; thence sOuthery, by said Pleasant
St., ninety eight feet to place of beginning; and
being thu same premises conveyed to said Emma
V. Sargent, by James Il. COSon, by deed, dated
Sept. 49, 1886, and recorded in Waldo Registry,
Book 2l5, Page lOI Also a certain other parcel of
land situated in Searsport, in said County. and
known as Sweetser place; bounded easteriy by
crly, westerly and northerly by land Of LOOMS
Eames, and containing one acre, more or less.
Belfast, June ?, 1887.
3w23 ANSEL WADSWORTH. Sheriff.
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DID

In this city, June B, Capt William Carter, aged
6G years, months and ;" days. Bangor papers
please COPY.
In Jackson Jane !, panne c. Scott, aged years
6 months and II days.
In CaStinc June i, Lucy T. Hutchinson, aged s:
years, months and Is days.
In tistinc June !, Sarah G. Hutchinson, aged b
wears. months and 20 days.
In Monroe, June ,. Minnie ilustus, aged ) mos
In >edgwick, May 10, Joseph Iuikin, aged $
years, , months and day.
In Rockville, May u, Annie Frank, of OTIS
Tolman, aged year, months and Il days
In Rocklinh. June |, Eta Boyd, aged b years
In Thomaston. june |, Mrs. Louisa Y. ,trout
aged - years and 3 months.
In Rocklanh May -, Oliver T.. kelley, aged u
years and i. days.
In Kockiano, May 80, Amos Barter, aged 6.
years, months and II days.
In Portland. May 30 Lizzie f., wife Of W. A.
Brooks, formerly of iockland, aged % years,
months and II days.
In Rockland May ~ Mrs. Maria Iarrabce, age,
- years, months and II days.
In i"ckland, fIay %, Lena r., wife of J"sep!
II. Peas", aged - Years and months
Al the Saiur-' snug iIalbor Staten island, \
y, May II, Capt Frank .,lnes, of Hockland age,
90 wears.
liz Ellsworth May 80, John DO! IL, aged 4 years
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SPEcAL NOTICES.
Truly 8 Wonderful Remedy.

Ilnh Bells >aI,aparilaa wonderful medicine.
| would not be without il. | began Ia take il two
year ago fol sick li"adachc and think am
tir.N cured, rs have never been truilct! with il
since. sc.,i this statement, hoping il may he
tn" of others iIcn cured If they but knew
the value Of vour Sar-tpariila. Mrs. george W.
Harvey, Atkinson. Me. only - cts. Your Drug
%iSt.
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For Sale!

MRS. I.EBBEUS CURTIS offers her beautiful
vi cottage at Northport Camp Ground, for sale
1t Ia In very desirable location, Ia fine rOOmy
building, fitted throughout for the accommodation
OF large small parties. Call on address
MRS. LEBBEUS CURTIS
3w23 SearspOrt, Nc.
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of Thanks.

We, the members of ThOs. II. Marshall Post and
Corps do hereby extend our thanks to Miss FrOtil
ingham, Mrs. ThOs. Carter. Mrs. Emery Keen
Mrs. A. 6. Wilson and the citizens In general. fOi
the beautiful flowers sent to us Oh Decoration Day
May 80, 1857. Also to Miss Isabel COnant for tic
Interest she manifested by preparing the children
with the song which they SO nicely rendered, and
to Mrs. Alexander for her most excellent rccita
ton OF the poem "Decoration Day"
Respectfully,
MEMBERS OF q. A. X. POST AND RELIEF CORP
Belfast, June 3, 1887.
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jane }. Sch Fawn. Robinson, New York.
6. 50 f.. l.. Warren, fol4on. Boston: Jach.
iii, Hart, do.
jane :, sch \. Richardson, iattcr~h,ll Bangor.
= Louisa Francis, Th"riuIlkc, Rock
land.
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SHIP NEWS
PORT OF BELFAST.

jane |. sch. joachim, Hart Bangor.
). " fawn, Robinson. sullivan.
J. " A. Richardson, 'attcrShali, Boston.
4. " Nctti" I.angon, Baglcy Boston
Mary r. t"rSon. Robinson, DO; N"io :. Picker
lhS' Flowers, DO. Jas. Holmes, Ryan, do; Iara-
gon, Nhutc, tlo.
june !. Sch. Flora Condor, French, ortsrontI,
Louisa Francis. Thorn,likc, Ito.
june ;. Sch. Mary Jane, Arry, Boston; Moses
Eddy, Hart do
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Dwight P. Palmer
Masonic Temple, Belfast. Ne.
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS PUTNAM X. FROHOCK, of Lin
w cOnville, in the County Of Waldo and State
of Maine, by his Iuitclaim deed dated May 4, 1877
and recorded in the Waldo County Registry of
Deeds, Volume lSs, Page IL, conveyed to A. +. and
ADDlE +. HAHN, of Lincolnvillc, aforesaid, Il
certain parcel of land situated in said town of Lin
convie, and bounded as follows, to wit: Situated
on both sides of the road leading from the Beach
to lincolnville Centre, beginning ut Abel Frcnch's
westerly corner said road thence casterly adj
joining said Frcnchs to land Of Joseph Chandler
estate thence nOrherly, adjoining said Chandlcr's
Oliver PendletOn, Reuben Mathews and Joseph
Mathews, to the Trap road; thence westerly, ON
sai, road to the four corners; thence southcrly ON
the Beach road, to the eastern corner of land of
Eben French estate, on the south side of the road ;
thence sOutherly, adjoining said French to land of
Elisha Rogers thence easterly, adjoining said
Rogers. to a corner; thence northerly, adjoining
said Rogers, ThOs. FrohOck estate, and NJ. 4. Tow
or, to the said road first mentioned. Reserving
one acre decided to Henrietta Frohock. And the
said Adlie f. Hahn conveyed to f. L. Ham, of
LincOlnyille, aforesaid, her interest in the above
described parcels of land, and the said T.. +. and
A. +. Hahn on the both day of August, 1882, gave II
bond Of the above described premises to A. H. and
Il. S. Frohock, OF Lincolnville, aforesaid. And
whereas the conditions of said bond have been
broken, now therefore, by reason thereof, we claim
foreclosure of the same in accordance with the
statute in such ease made and provided.
LincOInville, june q, 1887.
3wG3 f. T.. 4 A. +. HAHN.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
ODD Fellow lntt.iiAtions.

The following appointments have
oetn made by Deputy GraUd Mater
John NJ. Whitford for the instsllat ION
OF the officers OF the various Odd Fellow
lodges throughout the county.
Es2le Lodge. No. SO, Henry Clay,
Tuesday, October 2s; Patrick Henry,
No. IL. Delaware Oity. Wed nesday, 26;
Star Of Bethel, No. ~, Gfubb's Cor
Der. Saturday, 20; Washington, No o,
Now Castle, Monday. 90; Asy lum, Ne.
90, this city, TUESDAY, November /;
Hope, No. 81, Wedues tay, 2; Jefferson,
No. 2, Thurseay, 3; Eden. No 81, same
date; Columbia, No. 20, Ffiday,4; Fair
fax, No 8. same Gate; Mechanics. Nc,
3, Saturday, Q; Delaware, No. l, Mon.
day, Il Hermann, No. 20. same dat,
Rational, No 80, st Georges, Tuesday
8; Naomi. No 1, ,his city, Wednesday
8; Oriental. No. 10, Newark, Tnursday
10; Friendthip, No. 20, Hockessln'
Saturday, -; Brand , wine, No. 10
Henry CLAY, Saturday, 8, by Ssr,ue
Moore, of that phase; CentroviIle, No
~, of Centrevil.e, Saturday, s, by DIR
Joseph Chandler, of that place.
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--8--S
tournament.

An exhibition before less than 100
people was given yesterday By the
Delaware State Tournament Associs-
ton, The contests yesterday were for
money prizes. Tho championship
trophy win be contested for this after
noon. The parade yesterday was l.
by Jsmes r Hoifoc ker, OF Middletowp
The exhibition WAS started about .
o'clock. The entries were - in pun
Der, and each had three trials st three
'ipRs, suspended by frame work under
the Ger ire OF the track. Tho score war
10 foliows: Dntc4D Almonv, Fair.
Wow, Mary land, 3 Q. 3; II. r Boyd,
Ny Maryland. 8, B 3; Harry D6oker,
SileLt Shades, Va 2, 3, 2; W A Riley,
New Jersey, Cleopa.rs, 2, 3, Q; W. b
Stephens, Hanesvills, Maryl. nd 3. 3, 3;
Dallas Lore, Delaware, Indiola, 5, 2, 3;
George Tsynan, Maryland, Lone Star,
3, 2, ]; W. W. Over, Pennsylvania,
Spanish Cavalier, 8, s, 8; Adam Dte h.,
Delaware Scotch CHIEF, 3, 3, 3; Walter
Bsastop, Delaware, Joy Run, 8, 8, !;
Harry Roberts, Delaware, Delaware, 8,
0. 2; Edgar Clark, Maryland, Florida,
3. /, s; T. W. Ware, Pennsylvania,
Bradford, Q, withdrew.
Boyd, Stephens ana Dryer, tied for
first prize. In the "silt of" Dwyer
won. For second place, Boyd and
Dith l tied up to the 6,when D'ehl won.
Dehl 10, Boyd 10. 8 A. DuIina, oil
Nashville, Tenn, and Robert Ii. Wright,
Of ChesteItnwn, were judges. A larger
audience "a expected TO day, when tbs
cham pioDth'p will be contested for.
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me nnlI SIM ROLLING On.

Tomorrow evening the Republicans
OF this city Will hold meeting In the
hall on the second floor of Nos. 220 and
222 Market street for this purpose OF
organizing for the constitution oil con.
ventiou campaign. Invitations were
sent ous TO-DAY to the city mem bers CT
tina County Executive Committee, TO
the me 10 bers Ut the city committee and
. number OF others. bat the meeting
will be opsn to sill who favor q conven
ton.
A mass meeting will he held ct Mid.
dletown on Friday evening, st which
William U. Spruanos and George II.
Bates, Esqs., will deliver addresses In
favor Of constitutional reform. The
committee which IL arranging for the
meeting is composed OF Nathaniel Will
ltams, Theodore II. Armstrong and
Henry A Nowlsnd, of Middlerown;
Daniel W. Corhit, Of Odessa, and
Thomas +. Dilworth, OF Pors Penn.
Mr.. CoIbit Is q well.known Rapublt'
can. All OF the others are Reform
Democrats.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
Dwelling Burned.

TIE dwelling on the farm Of Samuel
P. Truss, situated on the Christiara
near Churchman'S Bridge. In New Cas-
tile Hundred, and occupied by Walter
Cleaver, took fire about SIX O'Clock on
Tuesday evening, through q defect In
the chimney, aud was entirely destroy
ed, together with portion OF the furnl
ture. 1t seems that fire had bseu u ode
in the stove III the sitting room for thu
first time this season, when sparks fol
through hole In the chimney and
coming In o1tact wish some Dnnusti-
BILE articles on the second or third floor,
burned so rapidly After its discovery as
TO defy all efforts made to extin3aish Il.
Mr. Clssysr has an insurance on lis
furniture IN the Agricultural Con pan-
of Watertcwn, II. Y, ard II Is probable
that Mr.. I. had an insurance on he
house in enc Of the companies CT th.s
State.
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EDITION.
serious Runaway.

A serious runaway and collision 90
Cured Tuesday evening, on Eighth
street between Orange and Tatnall.
John T. Mercer Of this city and Wm.
West Of Newport were driving along
Eighth street near Washington wben
the front axle Of their carriage brose,
throwing them out ON the street. The
horse started to run, but Mr.. Mercer
held on to the limos and WAS dragged
fully Q square, when he was obliged to
let 20. Tne frightened animal contin-
ued on down Eighth street until just
before he reached Orange, where he col
Iided with u carriage containing Alfred
GriRgs and william G Wbiteley, Jr.,
Of the Mccullough Iron Company, and
o coacbmar, bus fortunately the driver
was able to hold In his horse and es
capped with a broken shaft. Msssrs.
Griggs and Whiteley, az also the coach
man, escaped without injury. and the
runaway hohs was captured. Messrs.
Mercer and West were removed TO DR..
Maull's office, where their wounds were
dressed. They are both severely in.
jured about the head and face, and
MERGERS arm is badly spraintd.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
The Cantsta Tou,r,,

The Choral Club will u,a
preseptAtion Of the canta,a a'ai'j
bondage" at the Opsra Hoo!'1
evening, and . force OF men
ousy nj work preparing III
scene, which will BE- u,td e.,
time to night, This isunoonb,.,y
hAndsomest piece OF &c ,nfrr .,.y
"a the Opera Houfe Al,bar,Sl
eli the seats on the lower ~.
been taken, there are stil, al
which Can bs obtained f,r ,tsh,1
shere persons can $50 anu b.y !
90 any part of the house ~
oe An extra force Of usbt,a ON
both mp stairs and down, 10 ,Saj
cons to their sests, aud al tIcss|
srs are requested TO be In lbs,|
promptly At 8 O'Clock, 10 AVOID NJ
'u'ion caused by coming il NJ
performance com mepcts
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
The Little tycoon.

'The Lsttle Tycoon" tbs most sue
cessiul comic opera ever written, will
BIS presented a: the Opera House on
Friday and Saturday nights, aud at the
matinee Saturday afternoon, with the
suDerb scenery, oostunea, properties,
&c used IN Philadelphia. The ccrn-
pany Is fal! and complete, and has .
cto.us ot 90 voices, ard The Temple
Theatre Orchestra Of 10 picked musi.
Clans. The opera WAL De given exactly
the same as originally produced IN Pail
ade'phia, New YORK. Boston and Ch!ca.
20, Ia which cities IL hal . total run OF
500 nights. Toe prices CT admission
vii. be Is auc 90 cents with no extra
cnArgo for rsservaH. The matinee
prices will be- % aud 81 cents
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
FOURTH EDITION
IDots,

IDets.
The B. q o. movable crane has been
completed but not yet used.
The william Lea h Sons Company
ere putting 10 q new turbine wheel.
James Mills has completed . new
wagon for Adam Grub Il Son, the coal
dealers.
81. Johns Castle, X. g. E., will DO
visited by members OF other castles this
evening.
The cutters about town are In . very
had condition. Tho stencil from some
Il them 10 almost unbearAble.
A trot,ine match will be held At H.
P. Bullen't, Rare's Corner, on satur.
dsy.
State Treasurer Herbert went to
Washington this morning, where he
will &c main until Friday.
All electricians sbou,d 20 and see
Prof. Juks' wonderful electric organ.
Seen with pleasure and hailed ~ q
marvel Of human genius.
Persons In want Of fall clothing
would DO well by eeltotiug q suit FROM
Ash, the merchant tailor, 705 MArket
street.
Oar 18th watch club will positively
commeGce tonight, at 8 O'Clock. Nil.
lard r. Davis, No. 0 East Second
etreet.
Register Bradford has granted letter.
Of administration to Marsaretta Bay en-
on the estate OF VIM. II. Ssyers, late OIL
this CITY.
The hand some new olice of Levi O
i IA -. a. AZ k..s
street near Eleventh, 10 about com
pleted.
Madam Anderson's exhibition ut Odd
Fellows' Hall. Enormous success
All ihoee who have not yet visited THU
enter tain ment should avail themselve,
Of this last opportunity.
The silver service set TO be awarded
to the victor IN the double team race 81
aazel Dell, tomorrow, IL on exhibition
In the window Of Rudolph q Mshnffy
jewellers, on Market street below Third
The Artisans Savings Bank has dc
clared . dividend Ut the rate Of Ave pei
cent. per sDpum, for the past siz
months, pay able on and after the LIST o.
November.
Rev. W. L 8. Murray will preach o.
Ep worth III. Z. church this evening n
~ as O'Clock. The revival meetings a
that place are still In progress with in
creasinz interest.
The propIietors Of the Grand Contra
rhestre have received letter from
Dempsey, the pugilist, IN respect to NJ
eDsnRement In this city. The content,
vii be made known to morrow.
RAiway's Rssolvent. SIC Railway,
Relief, 32o I; Allcook's Plasters. loo
Botsnio Nerve Bitters, 400 MoInsii',
Syrup of Tar, the beet cough syrup
800. Sold by DAnforth, druggist, 2nt
and Market.
The Kirkman Coach and Livery
Company offer q reward OF $50 for th,
recovery OF the iron.gray and bal
horses taken from the Conrad Crippl,
marsh on Tuesday morning. Whel
last seen they were being ridden towar(
the Bear Siation.
Ais stated that about ti7,7l0 is Gu,
the city for sidewalks, Ne WeTe, &C., EnC
that the claims viii DO placed In the
hands OF the Street and Saver Direc
TORS In I. W days, and they will dou bi
less proceed 10 collect the came as ear
as practicable. All indebted should
epdeAvor to pay and thus avoid ezpent,
and trouble.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
Fifth EDITIo1
In the Aarhs.-

the markets are no, ou,,. i
,isy A. on Saturday. F Sd,.e 90 "a
, changed. svss,V es ore nd
10 sen NJ per half peck .', |. potatos
.pd u oents; tomatoes NV ~o,ts o,
cabbage, I cents per hes s'e about
tables a. the usual prices. snal
sa 3nrdin'ry SUNNY o. v. .neie
m mkt: In frpits, a la 's w. !.
per bAlf peck Tor synd y" a'a %
cents per half peck Tor Y an' lsa1
lemons, 10 cents per d. z. so'u vsta
'en's per dozen; bsnsna,' ,,c olansl
per oozen up; grapes, Tom ,'Yt u y
per pound and scarce; eni,. % NJ
t. 50 o. nts per pouno. ' eaal NJ
rents per dozen; meaIs I srs i've ven
70 price, snt but lltlls in n.y. u .pcls
: plumber Ct market psor q ~. !.
nome made jeilies, sp,ia h h,s oi
csfsup for sale at their s,, oo,'''
hnd a ready sale for H. TS ,1a y,
Ret Ia well supplied AMI u'a
about Ms usual. pi'c.I
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
1 Ave cents per week.
fIeW to DeInWATe CIV.

Supreme Ohief BircnslI, Grand \
rhompspD and sever.l other ned
went 10 Delaware Ot'y 'sst evsnsl
address n me-tiLg for Tire ElrEj
STARTING n castle OF the KalgIr0
Golden Eagle. The nsll va. cfa'|
and the remarks OF he speAktn
listened 70 with marked aiteGl9l'
creme Chief BirChA was IuttcG1
and sIoks for thre, .lra;te. C!la
explaining the obi Gets o. tue ma
he como usion OF his remTnql|
aumber sisned, and Castle STA
gAuiz.d IN a short time a c's.s
Also probably be started in N'ShK|
short time
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
NJ. t,atnolic CHURCH

st. Anne's, the new { os VI, st,s si'
1t Gilpin aveuu ne and ouiV " A 0t,
been built as far rs the man : Al II
low the first a1or Is n o1p'D I'd bl
stone Tne building Is Of ,,, 10,
with blue granite tfin ,1p h. c,yt
dor OF the main room WI, ,o " sgI
With q temporary floor, o. rs wi b,ssn
u,psnded this winter ., d that ssrt
will 10 flashed at onco D.
c.r he held there.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
Death OF sainusir,le

Yesterday afternoon abc7, 4 4
Samuel Pyle, a we'll srns1 al
Wilmington, died at the Ci,ytop NJ
De was born In New Garden ror1
Chester County, Pa, IN 1871, A
he removed to th,s city. He t,d|
. farmer, but In this city BE- fr,I
mercantile pursuits. Ia 1864 NJ
sppoin'ed mail messenger bstss
poatt flies and the rsilrosd !.
which position he held unnl lSII
Won IN any fIieLds white IN Thu /
ton. He WAS in bis sO,h nd
caves two sons, Isaac G. Pyls, h
Clayton House, and william NJ. /
Il Postmaster. His wife died n
years ago.
The funeral will take place On 4
day Afternoon. Iniprmert a. VIII
ton and Brandy wine oemetery,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
shooting u tfiAtCn

The match for . gold ami S!.V'; "
which has been iu progress o. yh',
ir.l gallery, was conc uied lsH'I|
IL. A. II incl, Of tho -" il,ni0a,y'll
Ciub, won ~ a seer" ~ " Ga
sible 100 Among other sctfss
j. Is. Bii, 81; H b o-oi' W" Al
worth, 80, and b b. quan!O' ", y.
orizs OF full set Of dishes III I'd /,
GOD tested ior. The gu TAT ca iieII
20 cents and tue nsich "L'V'
.iuded Cd Tuesday evening
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
row Comunandery

Delaware Commanderv, Il q
was orgenis"d last evening ABB
mem bers ere enrolled. Then,
Urossley was elected pre,!d-n, A
SOD Fielding vice rrsride1' "
Moreiand secretary, JJtu LlteI
urer, William O'Uonnor drill n
and captain The cumlerisIy
meet In the Smith hiding t7.p
iAy evening. The rur hrrs wal
quipred by April l, 1888. s.d q
end the ueeting OF the Supreme
At washington, d. y. A d Qgi
pany will bs orgAuiZ,l sogt. a
knights OF any castle ere erI.Ns
Ell m'ssi''' ies IL chsre't Nud tie
are but ave cents per week.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
KENNARD&C0,

You may some
time find really a
bargain in White
Goods at this time
of year.
1t will pay you
now to think of the
apron supply and
demand of self and
children.
Some of the Bas-
sal goods make, be-
coming and service
able night-dresses.
They laundry well,
looking white and
clear until worn out.
We have just made
a large purchase OF
Plaid Muslins, 80
inches wide; splen-
did value; usually
sold in season at 20
cents; now they can
be had at l23 cents.
Give them your
quick attention.
3 Noted Bargains
IN 0. l. Ladies
Gray Stripe Hose,
split feet, full regu-
lar made, at 10 cents;
no better value ever
offered.
No. 2. Children's
Black Jersey Ribbed
Hose, full regular
made, at l5c. for
81, 6, g., 7, y, and
TIC. for s and 81
never before sold
under 25c.; no bet
ter value ever of
fered.
No. 3. 4,OO0pieces
of Colored Velvet
Ribbcn at 25c. per
piece of 10 yards.
Pure silk face, fast
ened edge, and finest
quality imported; a
most wonderful bar
gain.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

pUBLIU SALE OF REAL ESTATE
I VIII TO sold 81 pablo tale, q. the aUc-
tio1 rDoms Of j.. W. Stiihstn q Sen, No. III
kas: Fourth Etrsst, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER ~, 1887,
Gt230 O'Clock p, m,
Dwelling 10. !. situate en- Delaware ave.,
NJ. 1910, 10. IS feet font, by $50 feet deep,
wi frort, bick trd side .ol; IA ain buiidipY
20 faet mont by 90 f-ot deep, back buildings
I4x6O la Id of IN ton convenient rooms Win
gas. bath Snd all modern improvements.
rot 2. Brick sto and dwelling, Situate
on southwest conner Tenth AID Poplar gts,,
10 feet 'front.' hy 65 feet dosp, contsiniag s
rOoIns and batn, with modem improve
u ,ntS; lot lun9in< hsc1 Is fees 10 4 foet
wide ailoY, vita 4g thereto IN common
vita othJr5.
M g. a two story hhcx e.ro5mcd house,
adioiu nj 10 feet fr)nt, running b seK e5 isst
to . T.. Gldo ;.iteY, entitled W It's use IN
common wi h 81 err.
M. L. r lOl Of Rropad, situate OF q ilpin
avenue, Between Clayton and Rodnoy sts.,
hId irrctly In rear OF dwelling NO l, 10
feet mont - 100 iost deep, TO be soIi In two
Iytt Of ID fee. each.
ALEC, lot 40 3, situate on Sixteenth and
y oodl,Tn ag1aus, 10 DC sold 10 rvo rs feet
iots. com pooetng at Woodlawn avenue AID
Seilinp VIZ frJnts on Sixteenth street.
Iorms o5sy hri made Known on day OF
s'!e. FOr iSrthe: ps!t.cGlGrs cali o. ad
gross the ulIo signed.
OWEN TRAYNDR.
L.. ". St!da%ra Son, Auot's ol9 ood.6.